Tuesday, April 10, 2012

FREE guided "mini" tour w/ Norio Hayakawa prior to the meeting

From Norio:

PRIOR TO THE MEETING, I AM OFFERING A FREE, EDUCATIONAL GUIDED "MINI" TOUR, FOR ANYONE INTERESTED:

This is to inform everyone ( especially those who live in the Albuquerque and Rio Rancho areas ) that I will be conducting a FREE, guided "mini" tour on Saturday, April 21, beginning at 10:30 a.m. and ending at 12:30 p.m.

The theme of my free, guided "mini" tour is: AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF ALBUQUERQUE'S UFO HISTORY.

I will be leading a car caravan for this guided "mini" tour.

There will be brief stops at 5 important locations. All these
locations are only about 15 to 20 minutes from the Manzano Mesa Multi-generational Center where we will attend the April meeting of NEW MEXICO UFO AND PARANORMAL FORUM from 1:15 p.m. to hear Travis Walton. (Admission is FREE).

At each stop, I will be explaining the significance of the location.

We will all meet at 10:30 a.m. sharp at the front door of Manzano Mesa Multi-generational Center, 501 Elizabeth St., SE, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87123. Then, we will all depart from the parking lot.

We
will all go in separate cars in a car caravan, lead by me. (Please try
to share a ride with others, in order to limit the number of cars in
the caravan.) I can accommodate 3 persons in my vehicle.

First stop: THUNDER SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION
which is located right next to the main gate of Kirtland Air Force Base
on Wyoming St. We will gather just outside of the building and I will
be giving the explanation as to why THUNDER SCIENTIFIC CORPORATION (which was originally established by the late Paul Bennewitz and still carried on by his son Jeff Bennewitz) is important in the UFO history of Albuquerque.

Second stop: We will go to the fence of part of Kirtland Air Force Base from where we can see part of the former Manzano underground
nuclear storage facility (underground facility) and also from where we can see some of Sandia Laboratory's "other"
facilities in the distance near the Coyote Canyon. I will explain the
significance of this location. It is located at the very end of Juan
Tabo St.

Third stop: We will go to the outside (not inside, LOL!!) of Paul Bennewitz'
residence (where his wife still lives). We will have to conduct
ourselves very discreetly in order not to bother anyone. We will only
stay there for one minute.

Fourth stop:

Then we will go to the exact location
(only less than a block away from Paul Bennewitz' residence) right next
to the fence of the former Manzano underground nuclear storage
facility. This fence is the exact spot from where Paul Bennewitz
used to witness some strange luminous objects hovering over the Manzano
hill (above the underground facility) beginning in 1980. We will spend
about 10 minutes at that spot. I will be explaining why this spot
played an important role for Paul Bennewitz in the subsequent rumors
about an alleged underground base (Dulce) in northern New Mexico. I
will also
explain the role of Kirtland AFB and OSI in the subsequent Dulce base story.

Fifth and final stop: Then we will go to the spot (less than a mile east of Paul Bennewitz' home) from where you can see a double row of razor-sharp electric fences that surround the former Manzano underground facililty. We will also see the WARNING SIGNS
on the fence, which is located in an indescript public hiking "park"
operated by the city of Albuquerque. We will also see a sign that says:
"This area may be monitored by video camera",
issued by Albuquerque Police Department. Please make sure to bring
cameras and videocameras. It will be an unusual experience for you all

We will then head back to the Center in time (about 12:45 p.m.) to get ready for the meeting of NEW MEXICO UFO AND PARANORMAL FORUM where Travis Walton will be speaking from 1: 15 p.m. The admission is FREE.

There is a COSTCO
less than a minute away from the Center where one can get a quick $1.50
lunch that includes a great Polish sausage or Kosher hotdog and a soft
drink.

Or, if one wants to spend more money, one can get a good sliced pizza and a soft drink for $3.50.